From Edinburgh we head to South Queensferry and the Forth Bridges, giving us the chance to take a photo of the best bridge in the world. After crossing the Forth we drive to Dunfermline Abbey, burial place of St. Margaret and King Robert The Bruce. Weather permitting we will stop at the Abbey so that you can wonder round the grounds and see the results of the ‘reformation’ when churches were destroyed and desecrated. Passing Carnegie Hall we travel to the Fife coast and the fishing villages of the ‘East Neuk’, stopping in Anstruther an old Herring stronghold. Where you may take the opportunity to try the best fish and chips in Scotland or have a snack at the Fisheries Museum. Continuing to St Andrews, home of golf, religion and of course education. Prince William our future king is currently studying the history of art here at the oldest university in Scotland. Roam for over 2.5 hours in historic and beautiful settings, in good weather the beach featured in the movie Chariots of Fire is particularly popular. Golfers may want to visit the grave of “Young Tom Morris”, the Golf Museum, the links course putting green or how about walking along Grannie Clark’s Wynd, which crosses the 1st and the 18th of the old course. It is a public right of way!